Sentence examples for might theoretically exist from inspiring English sources

For an idea of how many species might theoretically exist, Roger Laine estimated that six different hexoses could be combined to form >10 different hexasaccharides, ∼10 heptasaccharides, >10 octasaccharides, and nearly Avogadro's number for nonasaccharides.

— might theoretically be subject to prosecution in a Pakistani courtroom.

If viable DNA can be extracted, it might theoretically be cloned.

Solutions theoretically exist; they are simply too intricate, so far, to be comprehended.

Planets could theoretically exist within Mercury's orbit, but they can only get so close to the Sun.

It could theoretically exist as an isolated outpost in the Southern Hemisphere.

Life could theoretically exist on Mars, or on Europa, a moon of Jupiter, which appears to have an underground ocean.

Henman seems to be a gentleman who embodies the modest traditions that theoretically existed -- who can remember?

Unfortunately, randomness is something that theoretically exists but cannot be proven to exist.

Yes, fine, sigh, there exist some vanishingly small number of sociopathic or delusional women who might theoretically make false or wrong accusations, possibly for some kind of personal gain.

However, Washington County might theoretically have some untapped potential for Mr. Paul.